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1. UAL
   UAL: UAL stands for ultrasonic-assisted liposuction. Liposuction involves the surgical suctioning of fat deposits from specific parts of the body, the most common being the abdomen (the "tummy"), buttocks ("behind"), hips, thighs and knees, chin, upper arms, back, and calves. Liposuction breaks up and "sucks" fat out of the body. This is done throu …
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2. UAL
   `UAL` can mean:- * *United Airlines, a U.S. airline **ICAO airline designator for airline **UAL Corporation, its parent company **the former New York Stock Exchange ticker symbol of UAL Corporation *University of the Arts London *ûsküdar Amerikan Lisesi *Ultrasound-assisted lipectomy, a surgical procedure *Universal Actor Locator, in computer networks, a string which represents the location where a resource is currently running *Ual, A type of gr...
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3. UAL
   `UAL` can mean:- * *United Airlines, a U.S. airline **ICAO airline designator for airline **UAL Corporation, its parent company **the former New York Stock Exchange ticker symbol of UAL Corporation *University of the Arts London *ûsküdar Amerikan Lisesi *Ultrasound-assisted lipectomy, a surgical procedure *Universal Actor Locator, in computer networks, a string which represents the location where a resource is currently running *Ual, A type of gr...
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4. Ual
   Ual (pronounced as woo-aal) is a sand-clock shaped grinding tool used by the bodos. As an abundant natural source ,wood is used to make an ual.A trunk of a tree is cut and then a circular core is made within it.After that, the ual is given a sand-clock shape by trimming its outer belly.The tool for ramming the contents within ual is also made of wood. It is a long cylinder shaped tool which is provided with a trough at the appropriate position f...
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5. UAL
   (from the article `Business Overview`) ...owned American Airlines, earned $175 million in the third quarter, up from $15 million in the same period in 2006, a performance in part aided by ...
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